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Add a `paths-changes` job to ci.yml that runs `dorny/paths-filter@v3`
ONCE per CI run and exposes three outputs to the four reusable
sub-workflows via `with:`:
- web (e2e gate)
- shared-resolution (forces full parity matrix)
- changed-languages (JSON array of language slugs to run parity for)
Tier the four sub-workflows so cheap quality checks gate the expensive
tier. `quality` failure now auto-skips `tests`, `e2e`, and
`scope-parity` via `needs: quality` + `if: needs.quality.result ==
'success'`. The `ci-status` aggregator surfaces the originating failure
first so cascade-skipped downstream results don't produce misleading
secondary errors. The aggregator now also includes `paths-changes` in
its `needs:` so a transient filter API failure surfaces with the
correct error, not a fake "Quality jobs failed".
`shared-resolution` is the OR of six independent signals — any change
that could regress any language's parity forces the full matrix:
- shared-ingestion (gitnexus/src/core/ingestion/** minus languages/)
- shared-types (gitnexus-shared/**)
- shared-parser-infra (gitnexus/src/core/tree-sitter/**)
- shared-test-harness (resolver helpers + gitnexus/test/helpers/**)
- shared-pipeline (ci.yml, ci-quality.yml, ci-scope-parity.yml,
setup-gitnexus action, discovery script)
- shared-config (package.json, package-lock.json, vitest.config,
tsconfig)
`predicate-quantifier: 'every'` is required for the shared-ingestion
negation to actually exclude (dorny/paths-filter#184); the other
filters use default OR semantics. Both filter steps carry
`continue-on-error: true` so a transient REST API blip falls back to
the conservative full-battery posture rather than blocking the PR.
In `ci-scope-parity.yml`, the discover job intersects MIGRATED_LANGUAGES
with `changed-languages` using strict equality (`IN(.slug; $changed[])`,
not `inside()` which would substring-match `c` against `cpp`). When
`shared-resolution-changed=true` the full matrix runs. The discover
step validates both its own script output and the caller-supplied
`changed-languages` input as JSON arrays before passing them through
`jq --argjson`, so malformed input fails loud at the discover step
instead of producing `fromJSON('')` matrix crashes downstream. An
empty filtered matrix is handled by `if: needs.discover.outputs.languages != '[]'`
on the parity job; the outer workflow conclusion stays `success`.
`ci-e2e.yml` drops its in-workflow `check-changes` job and consumes the
centralized `web-changed` input.
`save-pr-meta` and `ci-status` switch from `if: always()` to
`if: ${{ !cancelled() }}` so user-initiated workflow cancellation
actually cancels them (actions/runner#491).
Dead backward-compat hyphenated artifact copies in `save-pr-meta`
removed — verified the `ci-report.yml` on main reads only
underscore-named files.
Conservative `'true'` defaults on every input for non-PR callers
(release-candidate.yml, publish.yml via workflow_call): the full
battery still runs on every push to main and every release.
Adds `GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY` lines in both `paths-changes` and the
scope-parity `discover` step so reviewers and agents can see why a
tier was pruned vs. ran without scraping logs.
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| ci-e2e.yml | ||
| ci-quality.yml | ||
| ci-report.yml | ||
| ci-scope-parity.yml | ||
| ci-tests.yml | ||
| ci.yml | ||
| claude.yml | ||
| codeql.yml | ||
| dependency-review.yml | ||
| docker.yml | ||
| gitleaks.yml | ||
| pr-autofix-apply.yml | ||
| pr-autofix-publish.yml | ||
| pr-autofix.yml | ||
| pr-description-check.yml | ||
| pr-labeler.yml | ||
| publish.yml | ||
| release-candidate.yml | ||
| scorecard.yml | ||
| tree-sitter-upgrade-readiness.yml | ||
| triage-sweep.yml | ||
| trivy.yml | ||
| workflow-lint.yml | ||